Brief Look at the 1689 London Baptist Confession

[@reformedpilgrim]

Have you read the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith? What stood out most to you?

[@kylebrotzel]

I'm Reformed. For years, didn't know anything about Reformed theology or anything. Do now, and also chosen the 1689 Confession

[@DavidRoush1689]

Great intro to the confession. I come from a dispy background too. Like you pointed out at the beginning (and end) of the video the confession is a standard that is subject to scripture. One thing I love to point out, on this subject, is that the first chapter of the confession itself asserts this by its affirmations about the word.

[@drtvfrederick]

This provides a solid foundation for being friendly towards Westminster while holding to credobaptist position. As I read more progressive covenantalism, I appreciate the 1689 more and more.

[@odstzero22]

My problem with the scripture thing is how do you know that the scripture used to clarify another in a completely different book of the gospel is the right one? Or is that a agreed upon determination by man? Even the apostles were corrected many times by their interpretations of Jesus teachings.

[@francsiscog]

Do you know if this has a sewn binding or glued?

[@reformedpilgrim]

It's glued.

[@mmtoss6530]

I dunno, Scots, 3 forms of unity, and Westminster have that proper and reformed view of baptism.

[@teddyboy252]

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